Vreeswijk
Vreeswijk is a historic village located in the province of Utrecht in the Netherlands. Historically, it was known for its strategic position along the river Lek and its importance as a fortified town. The village's origins can be traced back to the Middle Ages, where it developed around a castle and a defensive canal. Its location made it a significant point for trade and defense within the region.
A prominent feature of Vreeswijk is the locks that bear its name, the Sluizencomplex Vreeswijk. These locks
In 1971, Vreeswijk merged with the municipality of Jutphaas to form the new municipality of Nieuwegein. While